14K Yellow Gold Estate Butterfly Bead and Diamond Pendant Necklace Birthstone Jewelry Beaded watermelon tourmaline bracelet with

Name: 14K Yellow Gold Estate Butterfly Bead and Diamond Pendant Necklace Birthstone Jewelry Beaded watermelon tourmaline bracelet with
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 69063192220
Price: 587.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3069 (27 reviews)

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14K Yellow Gold Estate Butterfly Bead and Diamond Pendant Necklace Birthstone Jewelry Beaded watermelon tourmaline bracelet with Beaded watermelon tourmaline bracelet with a large 18k yellow gold oval bead and a 14k yellow gold clasp The ring is set with one oval cat's eye chrysoberyl and two ascher cut diamonds The pendant is set with eight full cut diamonds Length 18"

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